The phrase "ever finer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is continuously becoming even more refined or improved. Example: As technology advances, we are able to create ever finer details in our digital artwork.
Ultimately the goal is to scale the wires to ever finer dimensions and use fewer and fewer switching molecules.
Even before Mr. Kerik took the job last year, the line separating politics and the commissioner's office had been growing ever finer.
In recent years there has been an explosion of investment in creating online representations of the real world: maps in two dimensions and in three, indoors as well as out, and in ever finer detail.
From this point, a combination of hand sorting and machine pushing guides the packages through ever finer sorts, until they are ready to be placed in containers and shipped on the right plane.
The imagination of nature far exceeds the human imagination, which is why, if we want to keep on learning more about nature and want to come closer to addressing those cosmic questions, we will keep on having the courage and fortitude to probe nature on ever finer and ever grander scales.
As microcircuitry grows ever finer, chipmakers run smack into the so-called Rayleigh limit.
It would be one of the largest ever fines levied by the US.
That is why we have handed out our highest ever fine.
It was the court's biggest ever fine.Luxembourg voted by 57% to 43% to approve the EU constitution.
The country also received the highest ever fine imposed by the EU on a single country - €40 million - for its dumping of illegal waste one year ago, Reuters reported.
It is the biggest ever fine levied against a drugs company in America.Boeing produced (another) schedule for its delayed 787 Dreamliner.
